Sunday, March 20, 2011

SUNDAY BRIDGES--Wise Owl meets Sassy Crow

Took this with my telephoto, so I couldn't hear the conversation between the two birds on this footbridge....but it almost looks like the owl is wondering how to answer some sassy remark from the crow.

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Am in the US for several months attending to a family matter.

13 comments:

Luis Gomez said...

Really, Bibi a fun shot!

-K- said...

These plastic owls are all over L.A. but none of them seem to work any better than this one.

Your photo provides the best evidence of this.

Plus, its funny.

RNSANE said...

Such a cute picture. I wonder if Mr. Crow is wondering what the owl did to get turned into stone.

Gaelyn said...

Or trying to ignore it.

Unknown said...

the owl seems to be saying, "Oh, leave me alone, I'm thinking about dead birds in Japan!"

Lowell said...

Years ago, our assistant principal at the school where we taught put up faux owls on the roof to keep away the pigeons. The pigeons sat on top of the owls and crapped all over everything.

Hope you're doing well!

Tanya Breese said...

those crows can be quite sassy...i actually hear some out my window right now lol

Richard Lawry said...

What a cute photo. I'm sure the crow got in the last word.

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Crafty Green Poet said...

that's a very cute photo, really made me smile!

Louis la Vache said...

What a great shot, Bibi!
The owl seems to be completely fed up with the crow's sassiness!

Jilly said...

What an absolutely amazing shot. Imagine seeing such a beautiful owl. What a privilege and what a hoot that conversation. I envy you seeing these two birds like this. The best I can do are bluetits and seagulls...

Jilly said...

Well fool me! I should have clicked on the photo to enlarge or worn my glasses. I still love the photo even if the owl ain't real. There I was thinking you had these amazing owls in Seattle. Well perhaps you do.

Pat said...

Hello, readers! Thank you all for your comments. I am sorry not to be able to visit you for the moment; just too busy with my mother.

I guess I should apologize for 'April-fooling' some of you early with my plastic owl....

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